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Tuesday, October 13, 2026

 

Renck: How Pedro Astacio could hold key to improving Rockies’ horrible starting rotation

The Rockies improved, but pitching stands in the way of real progress. The starters posted an ERA of nearly 7.00 after the trade deadline, and none posted a win over the final 29 games.

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Paul DePodesta on 2026 Rockies: ‘I’m sort of very dissatisfied with some of the results’

Paul DePodesta looks at the 2026 Rockies as a once-promising meal gone wrong.

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Rockies won’t be sold to Broncos owners, Walker Monfort says

Walker Monfort on Tuesday shot down the notion that his family would sell the Rockies.

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Renck: Nuggets’ Nikola Jokic is growing up. His team is aging out. Can his leadership will Nuggets to another title?

Nobody is going to tell Jokic what to do at this point. But he is more likely to tell his teammates. And clearly he took the feedback from the Timberwolves’ exit, and refined his approach.

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Renck: Rockies’ Walker Monfort understands fans’ frustration with average 12 percent season-ticket increase, explains decision

The optics are awful. The reaction is anger. And the reason is only defensible if the Rockies show they want to microwave their rebuild by adding a few free agents.

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Rockies 2026 postmortem: Until Colorado figures out starting pitching, losing will continue

“We can’t put a limit on how we’re going to use (starting pitchers) next year,” manager Warren Schaeffer said. “We need to get creative.”

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6 Colorado pro sports teams endorse Colorado Connector expansion ballot measure

The Broncos, Rockies and Kroenke Sports and Entertainment clubs teamed up Monday to endorse Issue 7A, a November ballot measure asking for a new sales tax to fund a proposed Colorado Connector rail expansion.

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Rockies 2026 season by the numbers: The good, the bad and the downright ugly

With another rough Rockies season in the books, here’s a look at Colorado’s fourth straight 100-loss season by the numbers — the good, the bad and the downright ugly.